Most typical phrasing
“Can we remove some features to reduce the cost?”
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Typical client message
“Can we remove some features to reduce the cost?”
Situation snapshot
The client wants the project to fit a smaller budget by trimming deliverables. This can be a healthy negotiation if you manage the tradeoffs clearly.
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Most typical phrasing
“Can we remove some features to reduce the cost?”
Recommended approach
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